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Horticulture Weekly
Ornamentals News 7th January 2026
 

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Latest news

 
How has horticulture plant trade changed since Brexit? How has horticulture plant trade changed since Brexit?
 
 
HortWeek review 2025: New plant award winners HortWeek review 2025: New plant award winners
 
 
Sector Review 2025: Ornamentals Sector Review 2025: Ornamentals
 
 
HortWeek BOA peat panel revealed UPDATED: send your questions
 
 
Christmas sales success at garden centres as discount season continues UPDATED
 
 
Inheritance tax threshold raised to £2.5m: industry reaction
 
 
Planning: Coblands, Simpson's, Ringmer
 
 
Shrinkflation hits daffodils: check your bunch size
 
 
HortWeek people of the year 2025: Parts one and two
 
 
Government promises help for horticulture reservoir building
 
 
Horticulturists in New Year Honours List 2026
 
 
16 new horticulture company results: Cooling's, Hozelock, Nicholson's, NLP
 
 
Dutch launch new horticulture show, Arb Show off + 2026 horticulture events calendar
 
 
2026 weather outlook

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Analysis

 
Whatever happened to... Mount Congreve
Whatever happened to... Mount Congreve
 
 
New Plants Radar: Rochfords International Rose Trials
New Plants Radar: Rochfords International Rose Trials
 
 
HortWeek review 2025: Top 50 plants sold in garden centres - EPOS data 2025
HortWeek review 2025: Top 50 plants sold in garden centres - EPOS data 2025
 
 
Climate Change Resilience: The series in full
Climate Change Resilience: The series in full
 
 
Six leading garden centre plant buyers look ahead to 2026
Six leading garden centre plant buyers look ahead to 2026
 
 
What nurseries are buying in for 2026 and why, according to 12 breeders, breeders’ agents and young-plant growers
What nurseries are buying in for 2026 and why, according to 12 breeders, breeders’ agents and young-plant growers
 
 
What defined horticulture in 2025?
What defined horticulture in 2025?
HortWeek lists 14 features of 2025 that shaped the horticulture industry.

More industry analysis

 

OPINION

 
The Three Tales of Christmas at garden centres As the lights go off, the decorations come down, and the tree disappears for another year, here’s a little festive tale to keep the glitter alive… The Three Tales of Christmas at garden centres
 

HortWeek Podcast

 
HortWeek on horticulture in 2025 - Review of the Year
HortWeek on horticulture in 2025 - Review of the Year
More podcasts
 

Plant health

 
Horticulture Crop Protection grant £50,000 for HNS herbicide R&D Horticulture Crop Protection grant £50,000 for HNS herbicide R&D
 
 
Protection against winter moths for fruit, forestry and ornamentals Protection against winter moths for fruit, forestry and ornamentals
 
 
Blights: correct identification and treatment options Blights: correct identification and treatment options
 
 
1 December — Cold stores, compost tea and disease control 1 December — Cold stores, compost tea and disease control
 
 
EAMU expiry alert: February 2026 EAMU expiry alert: February 2026
 
 
EAMU roundup: November 2025 EAMU roundup: November 2025
 
 
PEST & DISEASE ALERTS: W/C 24 November 2025 PEST & DISEASE ALERTS: W/C 24 November 2025
More plant health content
 

TOP SELLING PLANTS

 
Top 15 garden centre plants: EPOS data November 2025
Top 15 garden centre plants: EPOS data November 2025
Garden centres’ best-selling plants by turnover in November, according to latest electronic point-of-sale (EPOS) data.

Find more EPOS sales data

 

CLICK HERE to view a sortable and regularly updated table of key Brexit-related policy , legislation and guidance documents published by the UK Government, devolved administrations and the European Commission, relevant to horticulture .

 

Partner Content

 
ICL Hort Science masterclasses: Sustainable plant production for the future Presented by ICL ICL Hort Science masterclasses: Sustainable plant production for the future
 
Top Belgian growers return to Four Oaks Presented by VLAM Top Belgian growers return to Four Oaks
 
Why trials - and trusted people - drive sales in horticulture Presented by Fargro Why trials - and trusted people - drive sales in horticulture
 

CLICK HERE to view all HortWeek's coverage on the use of peat in horticulture and moves towards peat-free growing media for growers and garden centres


 

Trainee Gardener
£28,860 per annum, City of London
Gardener
Salary will be commensurate with the successful candidate's experience and training requirements, Private Gardens at Knole House, Sevenoaks, TN15 0RP
Seasonal Groundstaff & Gardeners
Competitive Salary, Venues include The All England Lawn Tennis Club, Community Sports Grounds & Community Sports Centre.
Gardener
Salary: £23,896 p.a. / 36 hours per week / Permanent, Worcestershire
Gardener
£28,000 - £32,000 depending on experience, Conkwell Grange, Conkwell, Bath
Skilled Gardener
Dependent on experience, Estate near Marlborough in Wiltshire.
Technical Sales Representative UK & Ireland
Competitive - Depending on Experience, United Kingdom
Skilled Landscaper
£32,000 - £38,000 DOE, East Hampshire
Landscape Contracts Manager
£55,000 - £60,000 (DOE), South West London
Hard Landscaper
£28k-£38k DOE, Surrey/Guilford

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